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In my current campaign, one of the players was swapped out with an evil version of him from another universe. I asked him if he was cool with it and he really liked the idea, so we did it. It's been years since this happened (literally actual life game play years) and he's been planning on how to betray them a this time. He's set to betray the party next session.
I think the only way this really works is because his original character will return after the betrayal, and I'll take over the evil version as an NPC moving forward. That way he can continue playing the same character (with tweaks we'll work out together). Basically like Landfill from Beerfest.
That sounds amazing, I'm gonna be honest.
Thank you! It's been hard waiting for literal years to finally see this happen.